Meanwhile in Israel

[Not in Crawley]

21 hours ago, kent_white said:

Are they though? I genuinely can't remember the last time I saw one. Probably about 25 years ago in Kent. I just think there's better things to cast your ire at. 

Anti-Semitic attacks being one of them. 

You're just upset because you used to dye your hair 'fire red'

I jest, but RW emotive 'freak' language speaks volumes of where he's at.

[royal white]

26 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

 Nope

attending a protest in support of Palestine doesn’t make you a terror supporter 

There have been extremist elements on the demos, but that doesn’t make everyone else a terror supporter 

Yep.
 

I clearly said supporting terror groups. 1000s arrested for it. At no point did I say they all were. 

[kent_white]

7 hours ago, royal white said:

You need to delete some of those Thai lady boy apps off your phone and stick a couple of news ones on 😉

Kathoeys R Us 😁

[London Wanderer]

1 hour ago, royal white said:

Yep.
 

I clearly said supporting terror groups. 1000s arrested for it. At no point did I say they all were. 

You're missing a lot of nuance on this one tbf. 

The vast majority have been arrested for supporting Palestine Action. Whilst I don't agree with the tactics of the group and what those morons did in Bristol. I don't think supporting them is the same as supporting actual terrorists such as Hamas factions or Hezbollah. 

The High Court recently ruled the government proscription as unlawful - https://gardencourtchambers.co.uk/high-court-rules-proscription-of-palestine-action-unlawful/

Which will likely mean all those arrested will have the charge of supporting a terror group overturned. 

[Spider]

Have they all made friends yet?

Or is the Middle East still the same shitshow it’s been for decades?

[royal white]

11 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

You're missing a lot of nuance on this one tbf. 

The vast majority have been arrested for supporting Palestine Action. Whilst I don't agree with the tactics of the group and what those morons did in Bristol. I don't think supporting them is the same as supporting actual terrorists such as Hamas factions or Hezbollah. 

The High Court recently ruled the government proscription as unlawful - https://gardencourtchambers.co.uk/high-court-rules-proscription-of-palestine-action-unlawful/

Which will likely mean all those arrested will have the charge of supporting a terror group overturned. 

They’ve been charged with terror offences. I’m working on facts, you’re working on maybes 

[royal white]

4 minutes ago, Spider said:

Have they all made friends yet?

Or is the Middle East still the same shitshow it’s been for decades?

The world is just watching now…… and some folk are wondering why. 

[London Wanderer]

1 minute ago, royal white said:

They’ve been charged with terror offences. I’m working on facts, you’re working on maybes 

It's a fact that the High Court announced the proscription unlawful.

There's the facts I'm working with 

The government have a right to an appeal. Unless they win that then all those 1000s arrested for saying " I support Palestine Action " won't have a terror offence charge on their record.

They're not supporting terrorism and I'm pretty sure common sense will prevail on this one.

Focus on the actual extremists supporting Iran and other actual terror groups. The ones who actually are a threat to our national security. 

[royal white]

Whatabout Whatabout Whatabout 😆😆

 

I’ll focus on those arrested and charged with terror offences 👍

Edited May 12 by royal white

[London Wanderer]

19 minutes ago, royal white said:

Whatabout Whatabout Whatabout 😆😆

 

I’ll focus on those arrested and charged with terror offences 👍

Aye because that's whataboutery

pointing out that those charged with terror offences were done so under a proscription declared unlawful 🤣

how silly of me to point it out. 

You're going to look a bit of a clown again if the appeal fails and those charges are removed. 

 

[royal white]

10 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Aye because that's whataboutery

pointing out that those charged with terror offences were done so under a proscription declared unlawful 🤣

how silly of me to point it out. 

You're going to look a bit of a clown again if the appeal fails and those charges are removed. 

 

Nope….whatabout  Whatabout Iran…. 

 

Why will I, I’m only telling the truth. 
 

What if the appeal doesn’t fail? Folk are still being nicked on these charges and you’re against that 😆you never cease to amaze me sir. 

Edited May 12 by royal white

[Not in Crawley]

2 hours ago, London Wanderer said:

You're missing a lot of nuance on this one tbf. 

The vast majority have been arrested for supporting Palestine Action. Whilst I don't agree with the tactics of the group and what those morons did in Bristol. I don't think supporting them is the same as supporting actual terrorists such as Hamas factions or Hezbollah. 

The High Court recently ruled the government proscription as unlawful - https://gardencourtchambers.co.uk/high-court-rules-proscription-of-palestine-action-unlawful/

Which will likely mean all those arrested will have the charge of supporting a terror group overturned. 

There's a surprise.

[London Wanderer]

8 hours ago, royal white said:

Nope….whatabout  Whatabout Iran…. 

 

Why will I, I’m only telling the truth. 
 

What if the appeal doesn’t fail? Folk are still being nicked on these charges and you’re against that 😆you never cease to amaze me sir. 

Course I’m against it. I agree with the High Court ruling. I’m surprised that amazes

 total waste of police time & those being arrested aren’t supporting terrorism.

 Police should be better used to combat the rise in antisemitic attacks & those actually supporting terrorism. Rather than arresting folk in wooly hats protesting an unlawful proscription. 

[royal white]

8 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Course I’m against it. I agree with the High Court ruling. I’m surprised that amazes

 total waste of police time & those being arrested aren’t supporting terrorism.

 Police should be better used to combat the rise in antisemitic attacks & those actually supporting terrorism. Rather than arresting folk in wooly hats protesting an unlawful proscription. 

At this moment in time they are. 
 

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/proscribed-terror-groups-or-organisations--2

 

[London Wanderer]

17 minutes ago, royal white said:

At this moment in time they are. 
 

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/proscribed-terror-groups-or-organisations--2

 

I know 😂 whilst the government puts it appeal through

 I’ve already said that

You’d like to think common sense prevails. As the High Court evidenced, there’s no way they meet the criteria for a terror group. And even if I disagree with them, nobody should be charged under a terror offence for saying they do. 

Edited May 13 by London Wanderer

[Bertie]

The evil far-right nationalist Ben-Gvir up to his usual tricks. What a nice guy.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyp32weyn8o

[Zico]

1 hour ago, Bertie said:

The evil far-right nationalist Ben-Gvir up to his usual tricks. What a nice guy.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyp32weyn8o

His actions also drew rare criticism from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said they were "not in line with Israel's values".

 

would love to hear more about these values 

[Bertie]

12 minutes ago, Zico said:

His actions also drew rare criticism from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said they were "not in line with Israel's values".

 

would love to hear more about these values 

Yep. And you know it’s not great when even BN criticises someone.